It was a sad day in the year of the group’s 20th anniversary, that we saw Mobb Deep suddenly break-up, after Havoc publicly blasted Prodigy via Twitter, followed by a leaked audio recording of Hav spitting more vitriol towards P. While rumors of the group’s demise date back almost a decade, they have always kept [cont.]

Mobb Deep’s Havoc talks about his recent solo album 13.

Not a Jeezy cover. Albert Einstein in stores June 11th.

Havoc is joined by Styles P and Raekwon as three legendary NYC hip hop groups unite for “Favorite Rap Stars”. Off Havoc’s new album 13, in stores everywhere May 7th.

In preparation for his album, 13, Havoc has revealed via Twitter that he will be putting out unreleased records that he did with other artists, which will not be included on the album. The first of these is this collabo with Slum Village, “Ca$h Flow”, which you can purchase on iTunes now.

Update: Tracklist added: 1. Gone 2. Favorite Rap Stars feat. Styles P & Raekwon 3. Life We Chose feat. Lloyd Banks 4. Colder Days feat. Masspike Miles 5. Get Busy 6. Eyes Open feat. Twista 7. Tell Me To My Face feat. Royce Da 59 8. This World feat. Masspike Miles 9. Already Tomorrow 10. [cont.]

At Paid Dues 2013, the reunited Mobb Deep talk about their 20th anniversary tour and give updates on their upcoming solo albums: Havoc’s 13 and Prodigy’s Albert Einstein.

Directed by Brian Cruz.

Meet P-Money, a platinum selling producer from Auckland, New Zealand where he’s had multiple #1 singles, including a hit song with Akon. He’s also won several NZ Music Awards, including Best Producer, Songwriter of the Year, Best Hip-Hop Release, Best Male Solo Artist, Best Urban Album and more. P-Money has partnered with Duck Down Music [cont.]

From the album, Tr-Ill.

Havoc returns with “Tell Me To My Face”, the first single off his new solo album 13. Featuring Royce Da 5’9″, produced by Havoc.

Havoc of Mobb Deep’s dis record to Prodigy gets a video. Preach on, preacher man.

Eh, this saddens us to see one of our favorite crews ever making dis records towards one another. Even if their best days are behind them.

AllHipHop pretty much got the blowout interview with Havoc of Mobb Deep with this piece. In part three, he speaks on Jay-Z’s beef with Mobb Deep.

Nore speaks with Invasion Radio about his new single with Wale, “Get Her” and the recent drama between Havoc and Prodigy of Mobb Deep.

Hav’s latest single – out now on Itunes – gets a video. There was speculation that this cut was aimed at Prodigy when it dropped, but we aren’t buying that….

While Prodigy’s H.N.I.C. 3 is out today, Hav will release his own solo EP called 13. No release date has been set.

Another one from the Mobb’s Black Cocaine EP, which hits Tuesday. Download

Hard Knock Tv’s April Bombai and Nick Huff Barili interview Havoc of the infamous Mobb Deep at Rock The Bells 2011 launch party. Havoc says that the day Prodigy got out of jail they started working on the new Mobb Deep album. Hesitant to give too many details about album he eventually says that you [cont.]

New solo material from 1/2 of Mobb Deep… Looks like that’s going to change, as the single artwork above states “Prodigy will be home March 7th”. Can we expect an M-O-B-B reunion album in 2011? [Audio clip: view full post to listen] LISTEN: Havoc of Mobb Deep – “Back On My Bullshit” Havoc of Mobb [cont.]